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ASUS Transformer Prime Android 4.2, JellyBean Update Confirmed

The Android 4.2, JellyBean update will be coming soon to the ASUS Transformer Prime TF201, Infinity Pad, and Padfone 2.

ASUS recently confirmed the software roll out in a statement.

"When Google launches a new Android version, it will take a while before we update our customers spread. We are currently working on the development of Android 4.2 for our tablets. The update will naturally follow and you get an automatic notification on your tablet if it is available," said ASUS.

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The first of the three of these devices to update will be the Transformer Prime TF201 and the Infinity Pad and Padfone 2 will follow shortly after.

The Samsung Galaxy S Android 4.2, JellyBean update is now available in the form of a new ROM and can be seen in new screenshots that surfaced on the internet this week.

This is the first time the Galaxy S has been able to use the latest build of the software and some aspects of it still are not polished.

One example of this would be the absence of an Email/Exchange app, but this might not be there due to this build only being a pre-release.

Instructions to download the Android 4.2, JellyBean ROM can be found here.

The Android 4.2, update is expected to roll out to many devices in the near future. However, some that have already downloaded it are experiencing problems with it.

A bug on the software prevents users from selecting December for events such as birthdays inside the People app.

Google has stated that it will fix the bug before the beginning of next month.

"We discovered a bug in the Android 4.2 update, which makes it impossible to enter December events in optional fields of the People app," said Google on the Android Google+ page. "Rest assured, this will be fixed soon so that those of you with December birthdays and anniversaries won't be forgotten by your friends and family."

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